Places to visit in China

Tourist places in Beijing attract millions of travellers to visit and explore the city of old and new. Continuously reimagining in totality as the city gallops and strides towards the succeeding time ahead, yet intricately and inextricably allied to its dazzling, undisguised past, the city of Beijing is as enthralling as it is convoluted.  In Beijing food defines obsession, adventure defines extremes and joy defines never-ending. A dazzling array of distinct cuisines gets you to witness the true city in entirety as it reflects utter joy in food. Dining outside is the major social adept activity; as it is in restaurants that the people of Beijing gather with pals, family and loved ones. The menus in Beijing will make you salivate over delectable Peking duck, succulent dumplings, and chewy & easy noodles

Food is sampled from every nook and corner of China. Beijing exhibits more than sixty thousand restaurants covering every base of the city. There are quite meager places on earth that can replicate the extraordinary panoramic perspective on display in the city of Beijing. Beijing represents in total six UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the city alone. At the heart of the city is placed a glorious Forbidden City, delineating a regal palace salver like no other. Also, the home to exalted temples that potentially aspire to cosmogony and excellence, the center of the city is crisscrossed by attractive hútòn: a retrospective and antiquated alleyway that swarms with life, joy and happiness at present as it was hundreds and hundreds of years ago. And to cover it all, the awe-inspiring and captivating Great Wall tops the list of the tourist places in Beijing and it quarries its way through the north hills of the town. Beijing is not just an ancient beauty bringing tourists but it is home to the world's’ oldest and praised upon ancient architectures.

The largest city of China, Shanghai offers several exciting sightseeing opportunities for those nonchalant with having to deal with large crowds of the city. However, despite having a population of over 24 million, the city is brimming with quieter tourist attractions and historical districts located alongside the busy and newer places to see. It is one of the busiest world’s container ports all thanks to its geographical position. Nestled at the mouth of the River Yangtze, Shanghai offers impeccable opportunities for exploration by water alongside the Chinese coast and its inland waterways.

The highlights of your visit to Shanghai include touring the umpteen number of art galleries such as the China Art Museum and Shanghai Museum, visiting the different world class museums as well as the lovely parks and gardens along with fine traditional pagodas and old temples. Shanghai also serves as an ideal jumping off point from where you can go around exploring the other areas of China all accredited to its first-rate modern transit system including the high speed rail connections to all the major cities of the capital of the China, Beijing its excellent international airport. Next time, you are thinking of a place to plan a holiday, Shanghai could be an appropriate choice.